Watch: Why People Get Butterflies in Their Stomach When Nervous

Latest IT & C News: Watch: Why People Get Butterflies in Their Stomach When Nervous

Chances are everybody experiences the feeling of butterflies in their stomach at least once in their lives. For those who aren’t sure how and why this feeling manifests itself, here is a video explaining the phenomenon.

According to the folks at AsapSCIENCE, nervousness plants butterflies inside people’s guts by triggering the production of adrenaline.

When exposed to this substance, the human body diverts the blood flood to vital organs. Consequently, blood vessels clo… (read more). Read the rest of the news Watch: Why People Get Butterflies in Their Stomach When Nervous at softpedia.com.

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